Steve realized now that air travel was now the popular way of travel, so as she kept talking about going on a boat, he looked down at his shoes, a bit embarrassed... Still she didn't seem to know exactly who Steve Rogers was, and that made him feel better in a way... She liked Steve Rogers, and not the legendary super soldier. The rest of time up there was fun, with small talk, smiles, and Steve attempting to not screw anything up. So far, he had to pat himself on the back though. She wasn't making any excuses on leaving. No awkward silences... Was he in a dream? "I hidden gem in the huge city... well, not really hidden. just a different point of view." Steve said softly.
Now it was time to go. He wanted to take her hand on the small staircase, and make an excuse of not wanting to lose her in the crowd... He bet her hand was warm, soft, and would feel pretty great in his hand... But he was helpless. And he didn't know if she ever wanted to do that. He was patient. A gentleman. He didn't plan on hurting her, or making her rush in to anything. It was her first day here, and he really didn't want to be the creep.
She asked the question of how many times he's been here. As they reached the bottom, he tried his best to not look awkward as he hurried in front of her to open the main doors for her yet again. "I went here a couple times... My friend Bucky-- His name is James Buchanan Barnes, but he always preferred to go by Bucky--" he added, kicking himself for adding that awkward part. "We would go up here sometimes to think. He knew a guy who used to work here and he let us in after hours. Looks even better at night... But no, you're the firs person I brought up there." Steve said with a sheepish smile.
As they got back on the ferry he was looking forward to having Sharon holding on to him, and the apple pie that Sharon was willing to make him.
Now it was time to go. He wanted to take her hand on the small staircase, and make an excuse of not wanting to lose her in the crowd... He bet her hand was warm, soft, and would feel pretty great in his hand... But he was helpless. And he didn't know if she ever wanted to do that. He was patient. A gentleman. He didn't plan on hurting her, or making her rush in to anything. It was her first day here, and he really didn't want to be the creep.
She asked the question of how many times he's been here. As they reached the bottom, he tried his best to not look awkward as he hurried in front of her to open the main doors for her yet again. "I went here a couple times... My friend Bucky-- His name is James Buchanan Barnes, but he always preferred to go by Bucky--" he added, kicking himself for adding that awkward part. "We would go up here sometimes to think. He knew a guy who used to work here and he let us in after hours. Looks even better at night... But no, you're the firs person I brought up there." Steve said with a sheepish smile.
As they got back on the ferry he was looking forward to having Sharon holding on to him, and the apple pie that Sharon was willing to make him.